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TV Picks of the Week: Kenshiro Teraji-Seigo Yuri Akui headlines Tokyo title fight tripleheader

David Greisman rounds up the best of the week's television fights.

Nick Ball will defend his featherweight title against TJ Doheny on March 15

The all-action Nick Ball will defend his WBA featherweight title against Ireland’s TJ Doheny at the M&S Bank Arena in Liverpool on March 15, it was announced today

‘Out with the old’ as Dennis McCann targets TJ Doheny and Nonito Donaire

BoxingScene’s Midweek Mailbag: Manny Pacquiao’s comeback – and more

In this week’s mailbag, BoxingScene tackles Naoya Inoue’s win over TJ Doheny, whether Manny Pacquiao should be allowed to come back against Mario Barrios and those accursed sanctioning bodies.

Naoya Inoue’s opponent TJ Doheny expects swift return from back injury

The team of TJ Doheny say the fighter’s back injury, sustained in the seventh-round of his loss to Naoya Inoue in Japan on Tuesday, is a short-term issue, but they have no doubt it was serious enough to cause the end of the fight

Chris Algieri's School of Thought: Naoya Inoue deserves credit, not criticism, for win over TJ Doheny

TJ Doheny, Naoya Inoue’s most recent opponent, is gigantic at super bantamweight. He looked so much bigger than the undisputed champion – and that’s something that should be taken into consideration whenever Inoue fights at that weight

Even when playing nicely, Naoya Inoue still breaks things

DOING well in the ring with Naoya Inoue carries the same sense of foreboding a binge drinker will experience at the peak of their euphoria. In other words, you must enjoy it while it lasts. You must enjoy it while it lasts because what follows is inevitable: the vomiting, the genuflecting by the toilet, the begging for mercy. Also to come is the next-day headache, as well as the regret of knowing you were warned and understood the consequences of your actions. This, after all, is the price you pay. The price you pay for having fun. The price you pay for thinking you would get away with it.

Bob Arum on Naoya Inoue: Christmas Eve card, U.S. return, Junto Nakatani showdown awaits

Naoya Inoue fell short of producing his routinely dynamic showings Tuesday when he successfully defended his claim as undisputed junior-featherweight champion by stopping veteran TJ Doheny in Tokyo.

Naoya Inoue to fight again in December – then in the U.S. in 2025

Top Rank are planning to bring Naoya Inoue to Las Vegas in 2025

Naoya Inoue breaks down TJ Doheny, with date in America on the horizon

The “Monster” Naoya Inoue was left picking bits of TJ Doheny out of his teeth after savaging his prey in seven rounds inside Koto-Ku’s Ariake Arena in Tokyo. Afterwards, it was confirmed by promoter Bob Arum that Inoue will next have his customary end-of-year fight in Japan before embarking on a date in America to open his 2025 campaign.